The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-27
THE SARATOGA CONVENTION.
TIE PARTY LEADERS FROM THE CITY
AND STATE IN ATTENDANCE


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THE PARTY LEADERS FROM THE CITY
AND STATE IN ATTENDANCE
Tammapy and the County Democracy for
che First Time Furnishing the Harmony
The Result OF tho Fight Over the New
state Cou,ynittee will Decide whether
New York 10 for or Against Cleveland
Tammnny and County Democracy Veto
20 Demand the Exclusion or Irving Hail.
SARATOGA, Sept. 2G.--For tho first time for
years the Tnmmany Hall and County Democ-
racy mon OF Now York city arc furnishing tho
harmony and the country delegates are causing
tho discord. Tnmmany and tho County Do
mocracy arc as united rs though they were
ono organization. They want Irving Hall ex-
,cluded II tho country delegates will consent.
iThey desire to effect such q union as will
mako their county ticket victorious and re-
istore New York to tho influence 1t had years
ago in State Conventions before the fractional
lights arose. Now York has tho casting vote In
tho Convention. Its eight State Committee
Eynen will decide whether the new Stato Com
lmittee shnll be for Cleveland or for Hill. and
flor once Tammany and the County Democracy
will act together.
Il Both sets Of delegates arrived this afternoon.
leach on o special train. The Tammany men
Included the full set OF seventy-two delegates,
fho State Committee mon, the district leaders.
and prominent spectators The County De-
mocracy had purple badges for their men.
Neither organization brought band with
Them. The County Democracy had nm informal
parade on their arrival, and the purple badges
smade fine display on Broadway. 1t is the
sirst timo for many years that Tammany Hall
had no badges and no band Congressman
Bpinola was tho only man who appeared in a
high white hat. Civil Judge Clancy had tho
finest shirt Pima sapphire set In gold. Ex-
else Commissioner Mitchell wore the sweetest
button holo bou1uct-a yellow rose. which. he
said. was grown in the Tcnth district It the
garden spot of New York.
All tho mighty men OF New York came to tho
Convention. There were Edward kearney.
with three flowers in his buttonhole: Sheriff
Grant. in fall suit; Commissioner Croker.
ex-Mayor Grace. thinking Of convention
whore his name may DO presented for Gov
ernor: Commissioner Gibbens with a brand
new moustache; neat looking President Beck
man OF the Board OF Aldermen: ex-Coroner
Bernard Martin. with new silk-lined over
coat; Congressman Cochran. who had Just
heard. the news about SHARP; Civil Judge
ine that he viii Be eiscted Tor another six years
term; Editor Dorsheimer with s3norous
platform in his pocket; senator ,Gs Nsa aroty:
ambrose fb Mcneil and George ii. Forster.
the two handsome candidates for the United
,blymen Michael brennan. with a waved NOUS
tache; Cantor, who should be in tho Senate
DEMOCRACY candidate for Senator; ives, whose
chance OF replacing Senator ,Plupkitt Is OK.
aS Ha ASahys TaS ns 5 %s sad
So dr new YSp
after Gonsressman Timothy ]. campbelis
&c. seat br Gs Go fsows Ma Go James p0y
Mooney the man Of many friends i,I, John e b
shfab In m %sa%y soS %s n' sns II!
Reilly, the Youngest senator in the State. and
Senator Plunkitt. with his long whiskers; Ar
buttons. and congressman Brice. his son INLAY.
nhss .eS kf the
Mayor Rastas
=. Rans3m. who made good run two years
ana 6 Runreds n eSr sn Mt
brand new silk hats. fno clothes. and twenty
I'VE , cent cigars. to a,n,.,. ,.,,, 81. po.,h
lIcan Convention. The. deiegates are ali We'll
dressed. clean shaved. and bright looking
political ante. belium relies that attended Mr..
SIatts dress rehearsal Handsome Senator
Sa%StraeIiss. and NJ Tnes WIN; <: TSa 8, , and
sturdy CluH. +. TAI Dor, tho Candidates Tor AttOr-
ney-General, opened their headquarters In tho
with everybody., u. Cady Herrick one OF the
2ttorney. dsnsraj o'brIep, ,$Spsr]Ptsndsst
SShRss 1SS5s eso@ su Hsse
intondent Willis s. Pain, Col s. J. m
s&s jones'
osh ss Maiof T Fla q H HSa%y es Wagon
tUn II II nj NH I'M nm,
Collins: Assembyman Weed. Who'll is so popular
at home that he moro than reversed the Re-
semblyman Sheehan, who will come back to
the Assembly notwiths1anding the Admins
amuch prosecuted man; ACKNOWLEDGMENT Farrell
OF Brooklyn, who is after senator Worth's seat ;
tho o Of
There is no messenger Office as there was a
make signs to United States Senators and
have them more subservient to him than any
it'll q convention Of The Democrats Of New
York to DECIDE WHETHER 2; Prssident Cleye!ands
party Sr ~ Tomorrows Gonven.ioa
win say whether NeX York wants Cleveland
bS or not will P5 Sy
over that there is q fierce fight There Is NJ.
to SEQ that the best possible work is done for
aastom h aoass haSo ths work a
look after the State Committeeman OF
their home districts Deputy. Collector John
Is ON the ground to take n hand at the meeting
Of tho State Committee, OF which he Is mem
ing other Cleveland committeeman. Auditor
Greed OF Malone is on tho same errand. SO Ia
Collector Magone's partner, Spratt. who repro
SCENTS the ST. Lawrence county district. Deputy
Collector Mcclellan who was beaten In his
own district. Is trying 10 secure the seating Of
MA deleputes In N contest in another district in
Ills county. Deputy Collector Davis has a con-
test In his county, and he is expected here TO
look after it, Internal Revenue Collector Han
lon OF Orleans has u contest In his county. and
,ho, is here to see whether he can have his
HGlsEatss Of raSs Sss po RI
business that requires his attention. and
NV. II. Furey, dispenser OF the patronage of the
e. Prentlss Bailey OF Utica was here In tho
early part Of the day. but he said he had news
paper business to look after. and was , E1inE